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Army Picks 7 Firms for Architect-Engineering Services to USACE, EPA


ContractThe U.S. Army has awarded a $90 million contract to seven companies to provide architect and engineering services to the Army Corps of Engineers Northwestern Division and Environmental Protection Agency Region 2.

The Defense Department said Thursday the cost-plus-fixed-fee contract is for services in support of the Multiple Environmental Government Acquisition program.

DoD listed the following selected contractors:

  • AECOM Technical Services (NYSE: ACM)
  • Arcadis U.S.
  • CDM Federal Programs
  • CH2M Hill
  • Ecology and Environment Inc.
  • HDR O’Brien & Gere JV
  • The Louis Berger Group Domestic

The companies will perform work through Aug. 12, 2020, DoD added.

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